In many cases (homeless/poor/elderly/rural) obtaining a picture ID is very difficult. Check out this map to see which states demand one in order to vote; it’s voter suppression when someone unable to obtain a picture ID is kept out of the voting franchise. ncsl.org/research/elections-…
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So those same people are not able to drive a car, buy Sudafed, get into the Democrat or Republican Convention, write a check, use a debit card, have a bank account, enroll in school or apply for govt benefits. But if they can’t get an ID let’s make sure they have get one!
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Replying to @DannyCMack
They’re citizens too, Danny!!

May 15, 2018 · 12:02 AM UTC

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Replying to @marwilliamson
The only reason to be opposed to voter ID is so a non citizen can vote. If people can register themselves to vote they can get an ID. If a census can be taken an ID can be provided. Voting should be a protected event in a democracy. As much fraud as possible should be prevented
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"The only reason to be opposed to voter ID is so a non citizen can vote." Simply not true, Danny! Not opposed to an ID, just to a picture requirement because for more people than you might realize that is NOT easy to obtain. Those people ARE citizens, no different than you or me.
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Replying to @marwilliamson @DannyCMack
The rest of us citizens have to show an ID.